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This year at the Paris Auto Show Mitsubishi decided to present sport vehicles: Lancer Sportback and Colt Ralliant.
Since hatchbacks are most popular in Europe the Japanese car manufacturer made a good choice by developing Sportback specifically for this market.
Mitsubishi offers a choice of engines: Lancer can run with a 1.8-liter gasoline engine with 141 horsepower and 2.0-liter diesel with 138 hp. The hatchback will also have a variety of transmissions: five- and six-speed manual, four-speed automatic or six-speed continuously variable gearbox.
As a sports car Lancer received good springs and shocks, strong brakes, returned chassis with thick stabilizer bars and 215/45R18 tires.
Colt concept has already been at the market before, but this time it is improved and the manufacturer offers it in three- and four-door variants. The new sedan has 1.5-liter engine, which provides 148 horsepower.
The French auto maker prepared a really sweet candy for this auto show in Paris. New updated Megane Trophy received additional 30 horses (360 total) comparing to the previous version.
Many auto manufacturers are preparing for a good debut at the Paris Auto Show this coming week and some of the presentations look gorgeous on pictures and will definitely be even better in reality on the podiums.
The Italian auto maker keeps in secret the image of the new model developed for the upcoming show in France.
Lamborghini wants to keep its fans intrigued and each time just shows a part of the vehicle which will be sent to the Paris Auto Show in October.
Renault is planning to bring several vehicles to the 2008 Paris Auto Show in the beginning of October. There will be Mégane Hatch, Laguna Coupe and a high-end crossover Renault Ondelios.